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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1916
Page
7
The principal branch office of the Cardin at 38 East Broadway Butte is mentioned with billing and advertising rate details for department 42. The text notes a business department activity and advertising rates, though details are fragmented.
Three-piece stag-handled carving set offered at $3.00 from regular $4.50. Other sets include three-piece white ivory handles at $5.75, three-piece pearl handles with sterling silver ferrules at $10.25, and three-piece sterling silver mount set at $5.90. Two-piece stag handle sets priced at $2.85 and $2.50 for sterling silver mounted. Last day of this sale ends this month. shop now for bargains.
Local tidbits list numerous visitors to Butte from Helena, Dillon, Roundup, Missoula, Anaconda, Deer Lodge, and other towns. Mentions include births at 513 West Broadway and 1 West Copper Street, addresses, shopping notes, and social events. Also notes Ladies Home Journal sale at the P O news stand and a Welsh Presbyterian church Ladies Aid meeting at 622 South Dakota Street.
In a court hearing Judge Lynch revisited the long feud between Patrick Simon and Anna Simon over proceeds from the Adelaide rooming house. Patrick seeks a continued accounting, alleging he funded 4000 for furniture and goodwill to be held in joint names, while Anna claims the money was a gift with no partnership. Divorce and alimony issues loom as the case progresses, with both sides presenting disputed marriage agreements and ownership claims.
The clerk of the court Westernay issues marriage licenses to William F Holthner and Nora Sullivan Frank Kuntz and Frankie Brewer and Chavien Hi Foster and Nettie M Wash Mise Victoria Hansen a buyer for Sil leave today for New
Snowbound Yellowstone Park presents a stark, strange beauty with silver trees and steam veils rising from Mammoth Hot Springs. Ted Miller, a park worker, tours Norris basin amid boiling water and slippery ice as soldiers guard the area and winter scenes unfold around frozen canyons and snowbound pines.
Montana's big game numbers remained steady as about 3000 elk deer and bears were killed during the 1915 hunting season per State Game Warden J. L. De Hart. Restrictions limited inroads, with 20 districts reporting 10 bears 1000 deer and 10 elk killed. Gallatin Madison counties saw about 800 elk and 300 deer were taken in Missoula and Mineral counties. few mountain lions were killed.
Washington reports the president favors creation of an independent non partisan tariff commission with broad powers to investigate duties and world tariff machinery. He discussed the plan with Representative Kitchin and urged immediate committee action with a view to action this session. He may address Congress on the subject tomorrow.
Dillon visitors P Roberts R T Thompson T D Mahan W Bell J W Ramsay.. Glasgow guests Mr and Mrs John P McIntyre John W Hoffman visit Bend. Milwau Keen sail Jan 29 to England. H A Potter returns from Spokane for ill mother. J J Blasins and wife travel to coast for winter after South Butte visit. Ladies Ald society Norwegian Lutheran church to meet tonight at hall West Copper. Mrs Djorsen and Mrs Ring to entertain Central Presbyterian concert.
President Wilson pressed for faster congressional action naming Majority Leader Kitchin to push house aid for a castle measure and to discuss with leaders in both houses. He warned of delays in the Senate and anticipated important action on tariffs, military funding, and revenue measures while Congress debates appropriations and shipping and postal savings bills.
Dr. Walling Clark, superintendent of the Methodist work in Rome, says Italy aims to recover Triest and Trent from Austria in the European war. Clark, a 22year Rome resident, spoke in Butte after travel from Fargo to Seattle, Tacoma, San Francisco and Los Angeles for laymen’s missionary movement conventions.
A Burns memorial program in Butte featured Rev. John G. Ross delivering the address after Robert Gray could not attend. Speakers praised Burns as a humane poet and moral figure while music and dance, including bagpipe and Highland steps, complemented the evening.
Tony Jonson of Hastings was instantly killed and Charles Klausman of St. Paul died later from internal injuries after two walls and the roof of an icehouse collapsed during demolition in St. Paul. Four other workers were injured in the accident.
Grand Rapids June 23. One half of the National Furniture Manufacturers' association members voted to increase prices immediately due to higher material costs. The rise is expected to exceed 10 percent, following a 10 percent increase eight weeks ago.
Two hundred fifty shipbuilders in the Seattle Construction and Drydock company yard walked out today protesting the piece work system used on repair jobs. The action halts repairs as unions press for better wages and conditions.
Page Texas Jan 2 The nineteenth annual National Livestock association session ends day one amid debate over a resolution on US policy toward Mexico and American protection at the border and a marketing report by A D De Ricales. Governor Kendrick leads a committee seeking changes to the marketing resolution to curb livestock price manipulation and regulate markets.
In San Bernardino County court depositions, Fred Hazard of Proceay company and others testified to financial groups offering aid to Henry E. Lee and his engineers who ignored warnings and surveyed land at Searles lake in October 1915. A separate Paris dispatch reports a fire destroying the Wimereux land hotel hospital housing 69 wounded British soldiers with all exits cleared safely.
Residents of Yuma celebrate after Washington reports the US Senate passed a resolution to provide 50 000 dollars for repairing the government levee in the flooded district. Local officials say the aid will help restore drainage and protect homes and farms amid ongoing flood conditions.
The British government has ordered a formal investigation into the sinking of the steamship Persia in the Mediterranean last month, aimed at uncovering circumstances and responsibility. Officials say inquiries will review the events leading to the disaster and assess maritime safety measures.
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